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| Red-tailed Hawk Review (Part Two) Click on images to see larger versions | Posted: March 12, 2008 | | |
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A young hawk with primaries twisting skyward on the downstroke. |
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North of Jenner on Highway One. |
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Young Red-tails storming Sutro Heights Park in the spring. |
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Making its way through the streets of Pacific Heights. |
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Taking aim at a gopher tucked in a burrow. |
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A low flight around the perimeter of Alta Plaza Park. |
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An unusual moment reveals the lanky structure hidden under all those feathers. |
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Carefully checking the ground for any gopher activity. |
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A sequenced image of one hawk departing with prey. |
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Descending toward a gopher on the cliffside. |
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An older bird with piercing reddish-brown eyes hunting near the roadside in the Marin Headlands. Stay tuned for the next installments. |
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Copyright Notice - All images ©2007 Walter Kitundu, San Francisco, California.
It is unlawful to reproduce or distribute these images via any medium, digital or physical,without the express consent of the artist/photographer.